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| Friday, 5 November 2004 |
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by Peter Brookes Throughout history, nations have yearned tirelessly for enduring peace
and stability. Unfortunately, it just doesn't seem to be in the cards yet.
National-security issues are sure to give the president plenty of
heartburn and insomnia. Topping the security challenge list are:
stabilizing Iraq, fighting global terrorism, securing Afghanistan,
settling the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and denuclearizing Iran and
North Korea. Other Stories
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